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Gisborne Times, Volume IX, Issue 925, 25 June 1903, Page 3

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T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,In response to numerous requests, I beg to intimate my intention oi contesting the vacant seat on the Borough Council. For private reasons, I had decided to retire from local politics, hut the urgency of many schemes that 1 have been intimately associated with, such as Water, Drainage, Asphalting, Metalling, Beautifying, Abattoirs, etc., points out my duty to again seek your sulirages and assist in the completion of the important works in hand. 1 favor another Traffic Bridge over the Taruheru River, and consider Roebuck Road the most suitable and central site. Assuring you of my best attention to your interests if you elect me^ Yours faithfully, A. F. KENNEDY.,

TO THE ELECTORS OE THE BOROUGH OF. GISBORNE, AND GENTLEMEN,— At this juncture in the affairs of the Borough, a grave responsibility rests upon any citizen seeking your suffrages. It is a time of transition —th old order of things are justly passing away and new and up-to-date methods should become the vogue. Gieborne is the natural outlet of a large and productive district, which care and prudence will permanently fix. The town should he provided with all modern conveniences— made attractive to its own people, as well as to strangers who eDter its gateß. Water and drainage, effective street lighting, good roads and footpaths, and another bridge over the Taruheru : these things are essential, and if economy, forethought, and prudence aro exercised, are well within the resources of the town, without unduly burdening the ratepayers.

The present is essentially a time to be candid, and trank. I am opposed to Mr Mestayer’s scheme for water and drainage; it is too costly, entailing a special rate too heavy for the people to bear, and only providing for the future at a further enormous cost. It will probably simplify matters if this question is made the main issuo in the forthcoming contest, and on this question I nail my colors to the mast. I am, Lacties and Gentlemen, Yours faithfully, A. EORDE MATTHEWS. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF GISBORNE. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,-

lli gives me pleasure to intimate that, in response to numerous enquiries and requests, 1 am a candidate for the seat on the Borough Council rendered vacant hy the resignal ion of Mr li. N. Jones. Should you do me the honor of placing me in that position, I hope to carry out and fullil conscientiously your wishes for the betterment of the i Borough generally. Faithfully, yours, JAMES EAST. JUST OPENED—A choice New Zibelines e”- 3 P n "'T ) Materials in and flaked Splendid value ._ c . Bosie and Co _ aion of Dress effects. TEN PER CENT. Bedue, J tion in Horsehseing at J. H. Ormond’s only. Take tik it to Ormond’s. f er i GUARD the feet with a pair ol Hennessy’s Boots, and the head will seldom harm. STOP at British Empire Stables l Stands 6d, Feeds Is. Gigs and Haaks for hire. JUST RECEIVED— Another lot of Ladies Stiver Keyless Watches, from £1 Is upwards. A nice Birthday Present for a girl.—H. R. Smith, Goldsmiths’ Hall. KEMEMBER! Redstone and Sons’ iB the best plaoe for Carriages of all (Usoripdon, and their charges are moderate.